Comments for Traffic, Shoot Out At the Fantasy FactoryE-MAIL: TDickinson@Plymouth.ac.uk Weakest Traffic studio LP of the 70s. but the title track and Wood's Tragic Magic are worth the price alone.E-MAIL: tgoodwin@orhs.org Has anyone else in the world besides me noticed that "Roll Right Stones" is faded out 2 minutes early on all versions (U.S. ones, anyway) of this album (CD included) except the very first edition? All these versions say it's 13:44 but it's really 11:44. "Uninspired" is one of my absolute least favorite Traffic songs, but I like the rest of the album & never tire of the title track.E-MAIL: tgoodwin@orhs.org Time signature at end of title track is best described as '17/4' (i.e., 4 + 4 + 4 + 5).E-MAIL: stephenfearnley@valueoptions.com The time signature for the fade out on Roll Right Stones is a straight 4/4, 4 bar phrase. If you don''t believe me, just follow the sax line. Or just count, people! Feel the time signature at the instrumental end of the song`Shoot Out` - I believe it`s 9/8. The Rollright Stones is ascenic area in England near where Steve Winwood and JimCapaldi grew up. And listen to the sheer desperation in thevocals of `Uninspired`.Comments supplied by users do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Roadkill Consulting, Inc. |
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